SEPTEMBER STRANGE HOLIDAYS

September is Classical Music Month, Hispanic Heritage Month, Fall Hat Month, International Square Dancing Month, National Blueberry Popsicle Month, National Courtesy Month, National Piano Month, Chicken Month, Baby Safety Month, Little League Month, Honey Month, Self Improvement Month, and Better Breakfast Month.

SEPTEMBER STRANGE HOLIDAYS are:

September 1: Emma M. Nutt Day, a day celebrating the first woman telephone operator

September 2: VJ Day - Surrender ceremony aboard the USS Missouri and National Beheading Day

September 3: Skyscraper Day and Uncle Sam Day

September 4: Newspaper Carrier Day, and Labor Day ( first Monday of month)

September 5: Be Late for Something Day, Cheese Pizza Day

September 6: Fight Procrastination Day, Read a Book Day

September 7: Neither Rain nor Snow Day

September 8: International Literacy Day, Pardon Day

September 9: Teddy Bear Day

September 10: Sewing Machine Day, Swap Ideas Day, Grandparent's Day

September 11: Make Your Bed Day, No News is Good News Day

September 12: Chocolate Milk Shake Day, National Pet Memorial Day, National Video Games Day

September 13: National Peanut Day, Defy Superstition Day

September 13: Fortune Cookie Day, Positive Thinking Day

September 14: National Cream-Filled Donut Day, POW/MIA Recognition Day

September 15: Make a Hat Day, Felt Hat Day (on this day, men traditionally put away their felt hats), World Vegetarian Day

September 16: Collect Rocks Day, Step Family Day, Mayflower Day, Mexican Independence Day, Working Parents Day, and Women's Friendship Day

September 17: POW/MIA Day, Apple Dumpling Day, Citizenship Day, Constitution Day

September 18: International Peace Day

September 19: International Talk Like A Pirate Day, National Butterscotch Pudding Day, National Play Doh Day

September 20: Oktoberfest (Germany) ends October 5, National Punch Day

September 21: Miniature Golf Day, World Gratitude Day

September 22: Business Women's Day, Dear Diary Day, Elephant Appreciation Day, Native American Day ( fourth Friday of the month)

September 23: Checkers Day

September 24: Good Neighbor Day (fourth Sunday of month), Rabbit Day

September 25: National Comic Book Day

September 26: Johnny Appleseed Day, National Pancake Day

September 27: Crush a Can Day

September 28: Ask a Stupid Question Day, National Good Neighbor Day

September 29: Confucius Day - Try your luck. Get a Fortune Cookie.

September 30: National Mud Pack Day

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